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Section 2: Safety

2.1) Equipment Safety

Warning: Many States or regions require specific safety devices or equipment. It is
your responsibility to familiarize yourself with laws of the state or region in which
you ride and to comply with all applicable laws, including properly equipping your self
and your scooter.

A. Helmets:

 While not all States or regions require riders to wear approved protective head

gear, common sense dictates that you should wear a DOT, Snell, BSI or CPSC approved helmets.
Most serious 

incidences 

involve head injuries which might have been avoided if the rider had

worn a helmet.

Your authorized Go-Ped® dealer may have a variety of attractive approved helmets, and can
recommend one to suit your needs. Make sure that it fits correctly, is worn correctly and is
properly secured. Ask your dealer to help with the fit and adjustment of your helmet, or refer to
the owner’s manual provided with the helmet. Buckle Up!

WARNING: Always wear an approved helmet when riding your scooter. Helmet should
be worn correctly as outlined in the owner’s manual for the helmet. Failure to wear
an approved helmet can result in serious injury.

B. Protective pads:

 Elbow pads, knee pads, and wrist guards are not required by most states

or regions. Again, common sense dictates that you should wear protective pads to help protect
against injury. Your authorized Go-Ped® dealer may have a variety of protective pads, and can
recommend one to suit your needs. A good set of pads should fit 

comfortably

, stay in 

position 

at

all times and not have any 

excess strapping, Velcro,

 or other protrusions to catch on anything

that can cause you to lose 

control 

of your scooter/cart.

C. Shoes: 

Your shoes should have good grip, protection, and support. Your shoes should have

adequate 

strapping or 

laces 

so they stay on your feet. Make sure that laces or other strapping

can not catch or hang-up on any part of the scooter or other objects. Never ride barefoot or
wear 

sandals

.

D. Clothing:

 Being seen is very important. Brightly colored, reflective helmets and clothing will

help make riders more noticeable. Clothing should not be so loose that it can catch on moving
parts or be snagged on other objects.

E. Eye protection: 

Any kind of riding can involve airborne 

debris

, dust, and bugs, so common

sense dictates that you should wear protective eyewear with protective lenses.

2.2) Mechanical Safety Check

Here is a simple procedure you should get in the habit of before you get on your scooter:

A. Nuts, bolts, and structural:

 Pick your scooter off the ground a few inches and bounce it off

the ground. Do a quick visual and tactile inspection of the whole scooter. Make sure you look at
all 

visible 

nuts, bolts and 

structural 

welds. If anything sounds, feels or looks loose or shows

signs of stress then replace, or secure them. If you’re not sure, ask someone with 

experience 

to

check, or ask an authorized dealer to show you what to look for in a 

mechanical 

safety check.

Check the frame, fork, and “t” handle, particularly in areas around all tube joints for any deep
scratches, cracks, or discoloration. These are signs of stress-caused “fatigue” or overloading
and indicate that a part is at the end of its useful life and needs to be replaced.

Check to make sure that all parts and accessories are still secure, tighten any which are not.

Check drive components for wear adjust or replace if necessary. If your scooter is fitted with a
chain drive, clean and oil chain and check chain tension.

  5. As required:

 If any part fails your Mechanical Safety Check (see section 2.2) have those

parts serviced immediately.

  

6. Every 25 to 50 hours:

 Take your Go-Ped® to an  authorized  Go-Ped® dealer for a complete

check up. Idle speed, kill switch, bakes, steering, air-cleaner, spark plug (gap), cylinder, muffler
and bolts, bearings, drive components, and crankshaft should all be looked at and adjusted,
replaced or repaired as necessary.

8.2) Special Engine Maintenance:

 

There are a few things you can do to keep your Go-Ped® engine at its best performance and

cleanest for the environment.

WARNING: Due to High operating temperatures, make sure that the engine has
stopped and is cool before performing any service to the machine.

  A. Air Filter: 

If the air filter is clogged, this reduce the engine performance and life. Clean the

Air Filter every 1-3  hours of riding. Check and clean the element in warm, soapy water as
required. Properly oil with a foam airfilter oil before reinstalling. If the element is broken or shrunk,
replace with a new one. Foam air filter oil is available through your authorized Go-Ped® dealer.

  B. Fuel Filter:

 When the engine runs short of fuel supply, check the fuel cap and the fuel filter

for blockage. Have an authorized dealer service a blocked fuel filter.

 

 C. Spark Plug:

 Starting failure and misfiring are often caused by a fouled spark plug. Clean the

spark plug and check that the plug gap in  the correct range (Correct plug gap is .024 - .026”).
For a replacement plug, always use the correct type for your motor.

CAUTION: 

Using any spark plug other than those designated by the manufacture of the engine

may result in engine failing to operate properly or cause engine damage. To install the spark plug,
first turn the plug until it is finger tight, then tighten at a quarter turn more with a socket wrench.
(87-104 in-lbs torque)

 

 D. Things to remember: 

Keep air-intake clean of debris and the filter properly oiled and do

not touch the muffler or cylinder. These parts get extremely hot from operation, and remain hot
for a short time after the equipment is turned off.

WARNING: Periodically inspect the muffler for loose fasteners, any damage, or
corrosion. If any sign of exhaust leakage is found, stop using the machine and have it
repaired immediately. Note that failing to do so may result in the engine catching on
fire.

Section 9: Adjustment

9.1) Brakes:

Disc brake caliper

The brake caliper brake pads must be replaced when the pads are worn less then the thickness
of a dime. 

Brake pads are available threw your authorized Go-Ped® dealer

Summary of Contents for GTR

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Page 2: ...arties towhomthechildentruststhevehicle HomeownersInsurancemaynotcovereitherDirectorOrThirdPartyLiabilityClaimsArisingfromUseofthisoranyGoPedTrademarkproduct Iherewithpromisenottoentrustthisvehicletoanychildundertheageof16 Sixteen yearsofage WESETTLEARGUMENTSBYARBITRATION WE AGREE TO ARBITRATION OF ANY DISPUTE HEREUNDER IN WASHOE COUNTY NEVADA PURSUANT TO THE ARBITRATION PROVISIONS PROVIDED IN REV...

Page 3: ...ere is any damage to the sprockets or a tooth missing it should be replaced immediately CAUTION Never lubricate chain while motor is running CAUTION Your scooter requires the chain to be lubed and inspected before every ride to prevent a premature chain failure Replace the chain if you see any signs of distress or excessive wear Sprockets should be periodically checked for damage and wear If you n...

Page 4: ...you should read this manual and go over all key points with your child before letting your child ride the scooter kart Adjustment 1 Adjust the gap between rotor outside pad with 3mm Allen driver via the center hole of caliper turn clockwise to move pad forward and counterclockwise to move pad back 2 Adjust gap between rotor inside pad with 5mm Allen driver via center bolt on back cover turn clockw...

Page 5: ...u what to look for in a mechanical safety check Check the frame fork and t handle particularly in areas around all tube joints for any deep scratches cracks or discoloration These are signs of stress caused fatigue or overloading and indicate that a part is at the end of its useful life and needs to be replaced Check to make sure that all parts and accessories are still secure tighten any which ar...

Page 6: ...t in damage to the Go Ped and or accident which can cause serious injury WARNING Any modification of this unit voids the warranty including but not limited to disconnecting the exhaust tube from the muffler using either wheels or tires not manufactured by PMW modifying the emissions control systems of the engine attempting to enhance the speed or performance of the engine equipping the engine with...

Page 7: ...ders and others The risk of accident dramatically increases in wet conditions and should be avoided Section 5 Controls CAUTION Before you ride Familiarize yourself with how your Go Ped works The left hand lever operates the front wheel caliper brake The right hand plastic lever operates the engine throttle The right hand metal lever operates the rear brake The red button is the engine kill switch ...

Page 8: ...ar indicators Replace the tires when you reach the tread wear indicator If you do not know what the tread wear indicator is ask your Go Ped dealer E T Handle Installation 1 Remove the plastic hinge pin from the bottom of the handle bar assembly 2 Compress slide tube locking spring and hold in place 3 Insert the handle bar assembly in the slot of the lower hinge assembly found on the body of the fr...

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